WebAssembly in Production: A Compiler in a Web Page
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WebAssembly has been around for several years now, and we've all seen "hello world" demos. But what's it like to deploy a large complex WebAssembly project into production for real users? Brian talks us through how he built an online developer tool for a new programming language called Roc, putting a complex compiler into a web page. Find out how WebAssembly affected the codebase, why he decided to use WebAssembly to generate more WebAssembly, and how he glued it all together with JavaScript.
Transcript
WebAssembly has been around for several years now, and we've all seen "hello world" demos.
But what's it like to deploy a large complex WebAssembly project into production for real users?
Brian talks us through how he built an online developer tool for a new programming language called Roc, putting a complex compiler into a web page.
Find out how WebAssembly affected the codebase, why he decided to use WebAssembly to generate more WebAssembly, and how he glued it all together with JavaScript.
About the speakers
Staff Engineer at NoRedInk